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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1934
Page
5
Corrected every Thursday the Diller markets list Wheat No 1 at 92 and Corn mixed at 75. White corn at 95. Eggs and cream prices appear, with hens heavy at .08 and springs at .02.
Sybil Fasnacht who was quite sick Friday is back to normal. Willard Earl Rachow of Carleton Nebraska spent picnic days with Dick and Darrel Beckwith. Herbert Beckwith drove to Waumega Kansas and returned last Saturday afternoon on a business trip.
The observed voting in the primary may suggest Democrats face poor prospects in the November race within this county.
A four year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Jansen, suffered a large wood sliver in the heel Tuesday and is reported to be improving nicely.
Mr and Mrs Frank Schroeder of Osceola and Mr and Mrs E F Neilson of Beatrice visited the Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Drew received an unexpected call when Harold Smith of Lowell Massachusetts stopped by the parsonage for a few hours last week and shared a pleasant visit.
Surveyors lay out the grade for the road from Diller north to Highway No 3 as work proceeds. Some residents express optimism that the road will be completed.
Miss Averil Fouts, visiting, left today for Dakota City accompanied by her mother who stopped at Seward to visit her son Kenneth and the family.
Due to failing health Warden W. T. Fenton resigns from the Nebraska state penitentiary. Dan Kavanaugh is appointed warden and has served as chief deputy for several years.
Mr and Mrs F J Bigler and daughter Marian returned to their Lincoln home at the start of the week after visiting Mrs Bigler s sisters Mr and Mrs Benifs and other relatives and friends over the past week.
Mrs Catherine Frerichs has gone to Fairbury to spend a month with relatives there.
Mr and Mrs Sam Pheasant of the Ellis neighborhood were noted transacting business in Diller Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Harold Bowers of Palisade Nebraska announce the birth of a son William Wesley on August 21 1934.
Roger Arntt experienced illness over Saturday and Sunday but has recovered and is feeling fine now.
Mr and Mrs Robert Beckwith visited the H H Beckwith home at Carleton Nebraska and attended a local picnic during their trip.
Mrs. Chas. Kasparek of Fairbury and her daughter Mrs. Thelma King of Belleville Kansas visited the Peters family on Tuesday. The two women are each other’s only sisters.
The Woods Brothers Corporation of Lincoln wins government contracts totaling four million dollars for work on the Missouri River, marking a return to print for the company.
The Lincoln Star in Nebraska and northern Kansas lists regular rates: Daily only at 4 dollars per year or 1.25 for 3 months. 6 months at 225. Daily and Sunday at 5 dollars per year, 2.75 for 6 months, 1.50 for 3 months. Subscriptions available at the office.
Report notes that the final three names were lost. Republican county committee members elected were C. Hutchinson and Mrs. R. W. Green. Democratic committee members were S. F. Clark and Mrs. Orpha Waggoner. The three names omitted are not listed.
Mrs. Isabel Wieths was surprised when her family gathered Sunday to remind her that the next day marked both her birthday and that of her daughter Mrs. Ray Mudge of Beatrice. Attending were Ray Mudge and family, Ralph Mudge and son Ralph Wayne, Rolland Mudge and Miss Marguerite Pen ner of Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Wieths of Odell, and Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fouts of Diller.
Mr and Mrs Ray Colman travel from Lincoln to spend a day outside the city with family friends at the R W Green home. The brief outing marks a rare visit away from their usual routine.
oe Gaisford, who attended aler picnic and had kin and friends, returned Saturday to his home at Reynolds.
Earnest Fisher from Cassedy Kansas visits his father Mr George Fisher at his home. The elder Fisher is employed by the government.
Mr and Mrs Everett Tyler and their children from Hadley Minnesota are visiting at the home of his sister Mrs Joe Nippert and family near Jiller.
Betty Jean Hurst joined her uncle and grandmother for a Saturday evening drive to Kansas City Missouri and portions of Kansas for a family trip.
Mrs L M Cavett with house guests Mrs Bixby and John Richard of Geneva spent Tuesday in Fairbury visiting friends and attended the Bonham theatre in the afternoon.
Mrs. Isabelle Bixby and nephew John Richard of Geneva along with Mrs. Renneevee and Mrs. Edith Scruby of Hollenberg Kansas visited Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Cavett. Bixby and John stayed longer at the Cavett residence.
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Bell and daughter Suane of Lincoln visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs F L Spear in Fairbury and remained until Monday morning as guests of Mr and Mrs H A Bell.
Mr and Mrs J B Wright of Powell Wyoming attend a Beatrice Chautauqua Park picnic. Relatives from many towns appear to join the event with a long list of attendees and addresses provided by the last signer.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Taddiken attended a Koenig family reunion at Chautauqua Park in Fairbury last Sunday with 109 Koenig family members present.
Al Capone will be moved from the Atlanta federal prison to the new federal prison on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay. The transfer marks a new phase in his confinement and aims to isolate him from Chicago.
The state will soon have CCC camps in every county. Camps already near home include Fairbury Hebron Falls City Lincoln Nebraska City Beatrice Tecumseh. More than 200 boys are at Fairbury with most from Lincoln and the camp plans to use the county fair grounds for a year.
Goodyear, a tire maker, expands into tree care with a dressing for exposed wood. The dressing protects against insects and weather, dries quickly, and can be applied in a wide temperature range. It adheres without harming growth and leaves a shiny black finish.
Mrs Ruby Anderson Mrs Fayetta Cully Juanita Anderson Miss Flossie Raymond and Dean Barber rode to Sabetha Kansas with H H Beck on Wednesday evening for a massed band concert. Three car loads of Betha folks went to Diller for the concert Thursday evening. The distance is about 85 miles.
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